Why negotiating with terrorist regimes such as Hamas and Iran is a terrible idea – analysis

People in India understand lasting peace comes by eliminating terror groups: Israel's Deputy FM on Hezbollah's disarmament

Tel Aviv [Israel], July 1 (ANI): Israel's Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel on Wednesday said lasting peace and stability in Lebanon under the recently announced trilateral framework can only be achieved by eliminating 'terrorist groups', referring to Hezbollah, asserting that 'people in India understand' this reality in reference to New Delhi's own fight against cross-border terrorism. Speaking to ANI on t

Sa’ar: Hezbollah and Iran breaching Lebanon’s sovereignty, not Israel

The Iran-backed terror group's dominance in Lebanon is a “mutual problem” for Jerusalem and Beirut, the Israeli foreign minister said.

Khamenei's funeral draws Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthi terrorist leaders

Former Israeli government spokesperson Eylon Levy reacts to Hamas, Hezbollah and Houthi officials attending former supreme leader Ali Khamenei’s funeral, arguing it demonstrates that Iran is not serious about pursuing peace. “Right now, the United States is trying to give diplomacy a chance, but I think anyone with their heads screwed on can see the Iranian regime doesn’t want a deal,” Mr Levy told Sky News host James Macpherson. “This is a regime that has not given up its dreams of nuclear weapons, that is continuing to build in the illegal pickaxe mountain facility, nuclear facility, deep under a mountain, even as negotiations are going on.”

Lebanon’s Abandonment of Legal Action Against Israel: The Product of Decades of Undermining Justice 

Confronting any future aggression, therefore, begins with abandoning the approach that has governed Lebanon for decades, one rooted in impunity and hostility toward justice. It begins with pursuing accountability at every level, both domestically and internationally. Refusing to compromise on accountability, even in the most basic domestic cases, is essential not only to building a state founded on the principle that there can be no impunity, but also to breaking the cycle of futile wars and moving toward lasting peace.

Life in Gaza months into fragile ceasefire

More than eight months into a fragile ceasefire, and with global attention fixed on the war in Iran, Gaza's underlying conflict remains stubbornly unresolved with continued Israeli attacks, little aid reaching civilians and the risk of major new violence. #Ceasefire #Gaza #Iran #Israel #MiddleEast